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's poll How many monthly/yearly subscriptions do you consider yourself to have on average? has closed.
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Wednesday, December 24, 2025
YouTube's wrapped is really lame
but I'm curious what Garbage's or Max's Phijkchu slop YT accounts got
polu's phijkchu account was funny
his entire taste is gaming award shows, anime quizzes, and travel
Mine had a large percentage of zfg / oot stuff
I don’t remember anything else significant
I think youtube just does not let Canadians do that recap or something
I do not have access to it, the link does nothing
you're really not missing much
I was just curious if it would shame Max/Garbage for only watching AI slop
damn, it must think you're Canadian
I'm going to have to make a Rawb.art wrapped next year
Aren't I
A German woman over at Christmas Eve with us is explaining Black Pete to everyone
Europeans do still have a little culture left
Very nonspoiler christmas image I happened to have for the occassion
0.1% earliest users, though I kind of expect all of us to be in that category
Also, I found this funny
That is basically my life
You must be Canadian
sorry, thats how it works
Do people actually stack gifts that high
actually this is a good poll question
Growing up, what was considered an average Christmas's worth of gifts (if it fluctuated, select multiple).
- <3 per person.1 vote · 6%
- 4-6 per person.10 votes · 56%
- 7-10 per person.5 votes · 28%
- 11+ (but still reasonable).1 vote · 6%
- The picture Syren posted is accurate to your family.1 vote · 6%
18 votes Multiple answers allowed Poll closed
I did not attempt to balance this at all
Dane, is that a Danish thing or was your family just very wealthy
That makes sense
It's hard to buy a kid A LOT of gifts now
there was an era where you could just throw a sack of $10 gifts from the toy store at them and be parent of the year
I agree
now even modest toys cost a lot, and most people want digital stuff or tech gifts anyway
I also think what kids are asking for has shifted, so usually you have 1 mega gift (cost wise) and some smaller stuff
I feel like most families sorta follow that, everyone gets The Gift™ and then the rest is sorta small things, socks and other sorta non-gifts
The year I got a bike, the year I got a computer, etc. etc.
idk, I am getting a switch 2 (I went halfsies with my mom), kirby, and a cone of chocolate that was a pain to wrap
(I wrap all my families gifts)
(I have for like 13 years)
I am home for christmas though, and tbh, neither of them are the competent type
That's a better way of saying it Regi
I know how to wrap, they would both fuck it up
For me I’d get 1-2 things from my aunt and 1-2 things from my grandparents, and then 3-ish things from my parents. Usually nothing was super expensive unless I was willing to sacrifice a birthday gift so they could put more money into xmas
I am treating stockings as seperate unless you get wrapped gifts in the stocking
but you can interpret the question however you want
Replying to Dialga #god_of_time well i'm getting a new controller (old one has the dreaded drift) and a new headset for ~$100
I was about to ask how you pulled that off before I realized "oh yeah, thats right, switch controllers are only 100 in CAD